About Adriana Janacópulos
Lived 1897 – 1978 (aged 80–81). Adriana Janacópulos was a Brazilian sculptor.
Adriana Janacópulos (1897 - c. 1978) was a 20th-century Brazilian sculptor.
Biography
Adriana Janacopulos was born in Petrópolis Rio de Janeiro in 1897.
She married the Russian sculptor, Alexandre Wolkowyski, with whom she had two daughters.
In 1938 Janacópulos received a commission from the Ministry of Education and Health, to sculpt a work for the Gustavo Capanema Palace. She participated in the first São Paulo Art Biennial, in 1951.
After the death of Vera in 1955, Adriana honored her sister with a bust, inaugurated in 1958 in Paris Square, in Rio de Janeiro.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Adriana Janacópulos?
Brazilian sculptor
When was Adriana Janacópulos born?
Adriana Janacópulos was born in 1897 in Petrópolis.
When did Adriana Janacópulos die?
Adriana Janacópulos died in 1978.
What was Adriana Janacópulos's occupation?
Adriana Janacópulos was a sculptor.
What nationality was Adriana Janacópulos?
Adriana Janacópulos was Brazilian.
Sources & further reading
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